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08/10/2021

Princess 3 day sale is here. Exclusive for Expedia Cruises.

Itineraries available till Spring 2023.

If you need further information, please contact me at 9055027447.

07/08/2021

AS MORE OF US GET VACCINATED AND LOOK FORWARD TO TRAVEL: CONTACT ME FOR YOUR DREAM VACATION, I AM HERE TO HELP.

05/19/2021

Caribbean Island

05/12/2021

05/11/2021

REGISTRATION LINK for "Go Go Go Galapagos"!
You are invited to a Zoom webinar.
Topic: Galapagos Islands Virtual Cruise Show with Celebrity Cruises
When: May 12, 2021… See More

04/23/2021

04/18/2021

Train with a snow blower on the front.

Cruise season in Alaska runs from mid-May to mid-September—but within that time frame, is one time better than another to book your cruise?

For a lot of cruisers, mid-June through mid-July is the peak season, because of optimum weather and daylight.

But it may not be ideal for you: Here are the factors to consider, so that you can zero in on your own peak cruise time:

Shoulder Seasons Offer Lower Prices
For both cruising and land-based tours, May and September are the “shoulder” seasons in Alaska, with better deals and fewer crowds. Cruise prices during those times may be lower, perhaps by a couple hundred dollars per person. Selected shore and land excursions can also be 20% cheaper.

Also More Cabin Availability
You might find that you get a wider choice of ships and cabins during either shoulder season, too. One big reason: fewer families book cruises during those timeframes, because of the school calendar.

What Are the Best Months for Wildlife & Activities?
Spotting wildlife is always unpredictable in Alaska, but your best bet of getting pics of wildlife ashore is probably late May and early June, when mothers and their calves or cubs tend to be out and about. One exception: If you want to do a bear-watching shore excursion, prime bear season is not until late June or early July.

Denali: If you want to do a land tour that includes the national park, don’t come during the May shoulder season. Denali National Park doesn’t open up until early June.

Want to fish ashore? Fishing is good during any month—there are just different species of salmon that peak as the weeks go by.

Summer berry-picking on shore is best late in August or early September.

If you want to see fall foliage ashore, wait until the first week of September. It remains good through the third week of September.

Hate mosquitoes? If you’re doing a land tour, come during either shoulder season (The bugs haven’t hatched in May, and they’ve died off by September.)

See a full calendar of Alaska’s natural events.

04/15/2021

Forest rangers hut in Denali National Park. Grass on the roof to keep it warm in the winter.
We are booking Alaska cruises for 2022

04/15/2021

Whistler BC

04/09/2021